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Geo Hand Recounts the Battle of Haditha Dam: The Fedayeen Are Coming - Vimarsana News

Geo Hand Recounts the Battle of Haditha Dam: The Fedayeen Are Coming

In the ink-black night, Chief Coker's laughter mingled with the absurdity of war, as goat herds instead of enemy fighters approached, a reminder of the unpredictable theater that is combat.

Source: sofrep.com
The Previously Untold Drama Behind the First Major Special Operations Mission in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

The Previously Untold Drama Behind the First Major Special Operations Mission in Afghanistan

In the midst of a critical mission, as tensions ran high and the intricate dance of military precision played out, we pushed the limits to ensure the success of a historic operation under the cover of darkness, proving that even in the face of adversity, determination and teamwork prevail.

Source: sofrep.com
No decision to suspend internet, cellular services on polling day, says minister - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

No decision to suspend internet, cellular services on polling day, says minister - Pakistan

Says a total of 143,156 policemen would be deployed at the polling stations.

Source: dawn.com
648,000 security personnel deployed - Business Recorder - Vimarsana News

648,000 security personnel deployed - Business Recorder

ISLAMABAD: The government has deployed over 648,000 security personnel nationwide to ensure the safety of voters, as...

No decision to suspend internet, cellular services in Sindh on polling day, says minister - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

No decision to suspend internet, cellular services in Sindh on polling day, says minister - Pakistan

Says a total of 143,156 policemen would be deployed at the polling stations.

Source: dawn.com